Since his birth in 1956, Raymond Campbell has been painting. Eschewing art school and formal training to independently develop his own style, Campbell became a professional artist by the age of 22. While Raymond traveled around Europe looking for inspiration, he became infatuated with the works of the old Masters, which is why his works are reminiscent of the 17th Century Dutch painters. Campbell is famous for painting a still life of several disparate objects, and he is never afraid of experimentation. Two of his pieces, “Gamble” and “Lost,” have been exhibited at The Summer Exhibition at The Royal Academy in London. Campbell’s pieces can be found in private collection around the U.S.A, Australia, and across Europe.